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Vends UM2 Nov 2015 63h d'impression

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Jean32
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Bonjour,

Cause double emploi, vends UM2 état neuf. 63h d'impression au compteur.

Inclu Olsson Bloc monté.

Prix 1500€HT soit 1800€TTC.

Facture fournie avec TVA récupérable pour les PROs.

UM2 est dispo pour démo dans le Gers 32100. Preference pour personne se déplaçant pour test et enlèvement de la machine.

Me contacter au 06 26 56 34 96 pour plus d'infos.

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Jean

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